After a brief hiatus, the Bad For The Community podcast crew is back — and not holding back. In their latest episode, the team dives headfirst into a packed lineup of headlines, controversies, and bold opinions.
Opening the show, the hosts weigh in on the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, offering their perspectives on the implications of recent developments in the Middle East. That conversation is followed by a segment on the nationwide anti-ICE protests, touching on immigration policy and public backlash. They also address Donald Trump’s newly proposed travel ban, examining its potential political and cultural impact.
Switching gears, the crew offers a candid roundtable on Tyler Perry’s new film Straw, dissecting what some see as yet another controversial portrayal of Black women in his storytelling. The discussion highlights mixed reactions, with some hosts defending Perry’s approach and others calling it reductive.
In music news, anticipation around the upcoming Clipse album takes center stage. The group breaks down the duo’s first two singles, zeroing in on Pusha T’s apparent lyrical shots at Travis Scott, a move that’s stirred debate in hip-hop circles.
Before wrapping, the episode takes a nostalgic turn as the team shares a rapid-fire segment on artists they once thought would become the next big thing — a mix of deep cuts and near-misses that spark lively debate.
